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Mobility and Traffic · Canada

5G AI Tech to Manage Traffic at Toronto Intersections 

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Rogers is set to deploy a 5G-powered AI traffic management system at five key intersections in downtown Toronto, following a successful pilot with The University of British Columbia. This initiative, approved by Toronto’s City Council, aims to reduce congestion by analyzing traffic flow in real-time using AI cameras and sensors. Previous trials showed significant reductions in vehicle and pedestrian delays and a decrease in carbon emissions. The Toronto pilot will unfold in three phases, starting with data collection, followed by AI-driven analysis and real-time traffic management implementation.